English Grammar Test Package

....... enough.
(a) productive
(b) producing
(c) produced
(d) products
Q8
Her ability to ....... facts and figures quickly was the main reason for her rapid rise in the business.
(a) consumer
(b) consumption
(c) consume
(d) consuming
Q9
The success of our website is due to the fact that customers can ....... different prices for the same article.
(a) continue
(b) conclude
(c) confer
(d) compare
Q10 If you want to keep ....... with the latest developements in your field, you have to read the relevant magazines.
(a) currant
(b) current
(c) currents
(d) currently

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264. advanced-21
English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Advanced level # 21
Scandal
 
Q1
Mathew Smith was a highly respected member of parliament with no ....... on his character.
(a) sign
(b) indication
(c) stain
(d) point
Q2
At least that's what he thought until the press started trying to ....... up something about his past.
(a) push
(b) dig
(c) spade
(d) fork
Q3
Apparently when he was still at school, he didn't have a ticket for his train journey one day and he was ........
(a) found
(b) founded
(c) funded
(d) fined
Q4
This piece of information was discovered by one keen local reporter and was ....... up out of all proportion by
the national press.
(a) blown
(b) blew
(c) blowing
(d) blows
Q5
Headlines appeared maintaining that Mathew was a dishonest ....... thief.
(a) laying
(b) liar
(c) lain
(d) lying
Q6
Other papers asked the question: How can we trust our politicians if they ....... on society?
(a) chat
(b) chafe
(c) cheat
(d) chance
Q7
There was even talk that incidents like this one could ....... the Government.
(a) tipple
(b) topple
(c) tackle
(d) tickle
Q8
The Prime Minister called Mathew in to talk to him and said he couldn't tolerate any ....... of scandal in his